Pakistan - Iran News / Discussion

[I*R*A]

however in the long run when the dust settles down it can be considered....

That should never be considered.

 

[Starlord]

Are you giving up on the prowess of lukhnavi adab?

yaar region is on the verge of burning down, Lukhnaavi Adaab di Pen di siri.

 

[mythbuster]

That should never be considered.

Arguments are strong for each school of thought... never say Never

 

[ghazi52]

 

[I*R*A]

Arguments are strong for each school of thought... never say Never

The possibility of reconciliation is zero to none.

Ever wonder if Mahdi is a sunni or shia? I personally do not believe in this fictional character, but if the ones who believe, they can reconcile and agree on this .. yeah sure. Why iran is the way it is? From where do they get all this inspiration and suicidal tendencies?

 

[mythbuster]

The possibility of reconciliation is zero to none.

Ever wonder if Mahdi is a sunni or shia? I personally do not believe in this fictional character, but if the ones who believe, they can reconcile and agree on this .. yeah sure. Why iran is the way it is? From where do they get all this inspiration and suicidal tendencies?

Bro , my knowledge of theology is limited to compulsory subjects in school and college...I will not delve into it.

 

[SteppeWolff]

Hope something good comes out of it Inshallah. Whatever bad will happen in Iran, it'll spill out in Balochistan and affect us locals alot.

Iranians are very proud and sometimes fanatical. Some sense needs to be drilled in them

 

[I*R*A]

Bro , my knowledge of theology is limited to compulsory subjects in school and college...I will not delve into it.

No problem, just sharing the cursory reason why there cannot be a coalition. Or why it should never be considered.

 

[SteppeWolff]

Deep down Iranians understand how vulnerable they are , what are the Iranian asking right now ? If you peruse through the Iranian leadership statements during the last couple of months one demand stands out... Iranian want to be part of the regional security... Iranian are yearning to be part of the MDA.... for MDA this not appropriate at this stage , it sends out wrong signals ..... however in the long run when the dust settles down it can be considered.... probably , MDA may give Iranian assurance that they won't be pariah of the region and may become part of the regional security system in future.
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Agreed. Who'd have thought some years ago that a quad lateral summit for Iranians, Saudis, Pakistanis and Turks will be happening in Tehran of all places.

 

[Distant_Observer]

 

[I*R*A]

I guess this on camera is for show only? Has it already been decided behind the doors?

 

[Hussain]

No one will ban you from this thread. I am actually fed up, I know we talk about geo politics a lot PDF, but close to home let me tell you something.

Kafi arsay tak Jummay kay khutbay per Iran kay lia dua hoti hain, is Jumma par Pelhi bar eik masjid (I won't say which part of Pakistan) made allan, kohi bhi hamla Mecca ya Medina par ho tu phir har fard per huqum hain Jihad karo Labbayk...

It doesn't take a genius to tell where this will head towards, and there are some people who are not living in Pakistan or have any financial ties or direct family living in Pakistan so to them the risk of inter-faith/sectarian violence and wider issues is a non-issue, but this is the real problem right now.

When you get Mullah's making allans like this... It only goes one way we all know it.

So a lid either gets put up on this or this gets ugly outside the home and inside the home too. I hope you understand what I am saying here.

There is growing frustration with Iran’s continued actions across the region. Despite suffering significant losses in its senior leadership and military capabilities, the Iranian regime continues to project victory while pursuing policies that risk dragging the entire region into further instability.

The reported ballistic missile threat near Makkah and Madinah raises particularly serious concerns. These are Islam’s holiest cities, sacred to nearly two billion Muslims. Any threat to their safety must be treated with the utmost seriousness and deserves clear answers.

Denying allegations is one thing; dismissing those who raise legitimate concerns as liars is quite another. Equally concerning is when attempts to question the official narrative result in thread bans rather than constructive discussion.

Open debate should not be treated as an offense. If allegations are inaccurate, the appropriate response is to present credible evidence and correct the record. If they are substantiated, those responsible should be held accountable. Neither censorship nor personal attacks help establish the truth.

It is also counterproductive to treat every criticism of Iran’s conduct, as an attack that must be suppressed. Legitimate scrutiny is not blasphemy, and asking difficult questions should not be confused with hostility towards a country or its people.

No one can dictate the international narrative indefinitely. Iran’s actions have consequences for its regional relationships, international standing, and credibility. Those consequences cannot be addressed through denial or the silencing of critics.

Ultimately, the principle is simple: evidence should answer allegations, accountability should follow established facts, and open discussion should be encouraged rather than suppressed.

You might ban a member, or close a thread, but doing so doesn’t resolve the deeper issues at play.

 

[Hussain]

I guess this on camera is for show only? Has it already been decided behind the doors?

Whats been decided??

 

[I*R*A]

Whats been decided??

My guess is as good as yours. I think, by the way iranians have received the sunni alliance and their facial expressions, most probably Houthis have been left orphan for now.

 

[mythbuster]

Whats been decided??

Probably singing a lullaby to Iranians ! Hush now baby and don't you cry